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“Nigerians, Please Pray For Me!” GehGeh Cries Out After VDM Exposes His Secret


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkIRBRABYDg

Social media commentator GehGeh and activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) are making headlines again after an old family controversy involving GehGeh's sister, Precious, resurfaced.

VDM has made fresh claims about how he allegedly stood by GehGeh during a difficult period involving his sister. He also brought up an alleged ₦5 million promise involving Precious, which she reportedly says was never fulfilled.

However, GehGeh's reaction has attracted even more attention. In a public response, he called on Nigerians to pray for him, saying:

“Nigerians, please pray for me… VDM don finally exposed my secret.”

What exactly happened between GehGeh and VDM? What did VDM reveal about GehGeh's family, and what is the story behind the alleged ₦5 million?

Watch the full video for all the details


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkIRBRABYDg

What is your take on this latest exchange between GehGeh and VeryDarkMan? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

Pastor Jimmy Odukoya has opened up about his decision to remarry, sharing insights into a deeply personal chapter of his life.

Following the loss of his first wife, Pastor Bimbo Odukoya, his decision to marry again attracted public attention and conversations.

Now, Pastor Jimmy has shared more about why he made that decision and the thoughts behind moving forward with his life.

His revelation has sparked interest, particularly among people who have followed his personal journey and ministry.

Watch the full video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6ojc_TA_iI

What do you think about Pastor Jimmy Odukoya's decision to remarry? Share your thoughts.

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FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has responded to Pastor Paul Enenche after the cleric reportedly asked him not to turn the project commissioning event into a political campaign.

Speaking during the event, Wike said he had informed Pastor Enenche weeks earlier, at the Idoma Hall of Fame event, that he intended to use the occasion to make certain political points.

Wike also argued that even Pastor Enenche speaks about bad governance when preaching in church, insisting that such discussions are also politics.

He maintained that commissioning a project should not be reduced to simply thanking God without acknowledging the political issues surrounding governance.

His response has sparked conversations about the relationship between religion, politics and public events.

Watch Wike's response and share your thoughts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFxjEM9bDRs

What do you think about Wike's remarks to Pastor Paul Enenche?

Full Video: Wike Fires Back at Pastor Paul Enenche Over Political Campaign In Church


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFxjEM9bDRs

Reality TV star Phyna has finally responded to social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) following allegations that he called her a crackhead.

However, Phyna's response has taken the online drama to another level, as she fired back with some strong statements involving VDM and his family.

The exchange has sparked fresh conversations across social media, with people reacting to the growing tension between the two personalities.

What do you think about Phyna's response? Did she go too far, or was she simply defending herself?

Watch the full video on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVApO7fcT8E

Share your thoughts in the comment section.

A heated exchange occurred between African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, and Channels Television's Politics Today presenter, Seun Okinbaloye, following a question about the attack in Ekiti State.

The confrontation happened during an interview on Friday, when Okinbaloye asked Sowore about the incident, leading to a tense exchange between the two.

The moment has attracted attention, with viewers discussing the exchange and the questions surrounding the Ekiti attack.

Watch the moment below:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoBOppNp3CE

What do you think about the exchange between Sowore and the Channels TV presenter?

Share your thoughts.

Most people know the Dangote Refinery cost billions of dollars to build.

But not many people know that getting the land was already a major challenge.

According to Aliko Dangote, he initially planned to build the refinery in Ogun State. After the project couldn't get the necessary approval, he said he had to repay the bank loan he had taken — including the interest.

He eventually found land in Lagos and paid $100 million for it.

But there was a problem.

The land was marshy.

Dangote said:

“I bought land in Lagos for $100M, not knowing it was marshy.”

The company then had to carry out massive land reclamation work. Dangote said 65 million tons of sand were pumped onto the site to raise the land.

So before the massive refinery we see today was built, there was already a huge battle just to get the right piece of land and make it suitable for construction.

I found this part of Dangote's story fascinating, so I put together a short video using his own explanation of what happened.

Watch here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy06RNISL7o

What do you guys think? Would you have taken that kind of risk after discovering the land was marshy?

Disclaimer: This post is for informational and educational purposes only and is not financial or investment advice.

Aliko Dangote has officially sounded the gong at the Nigerian Exchange as the Dangote Refinery IPO goes live.

This is a major moment for Nigeria’s capital market because the Dangote Refinery becomes the first refinery ever offered on the Nigerian stock market in the NGX’s 66-year history.

But what caught my attention was not just the IPO itself. It was what Dangote said about what comes next.

Speaking at the launch in Lagos, Dangote described the offering as a “people’s IPO”, saying the group wants Nigerians to participate in the prosperity created by the company.

He also made a much bigger promise:

“We, as a group, will list every single company that we operate.”

Then came an even more ambitious target. Dangote said that by 2030, the market value of his group should be at least $350 billion, assuming a 10-times price-to-earnings ratio.

He also predicted that the refinery could become the largest company in Africa by the end of this year, telling investors to look beyond revenue and focus on profitability and future potential.

And there was another major revelation.

Dangote said the company plans to expand into the United States within the next three years and eventually join the American stock market. He also said the company aims to supply up to 10% of total US oil imports.

Whether all these ambitions will happen exactly as projected is another question.

But one thing is clear: Dangote is no longer talking about the refinery simply as a Nigerian industrial project. He is talking about building companies that can compete for capital on the global stage.

I put together a short video covering what Dangote said at the NGX, the refinery IPO, his $350 billion valuation target, the US expansion plans, and his message to potential investors.

Watch the full video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nspXLMToA8o

What do you guys think?

Is Dangote Refinery really on its way to becoming Africa’s biggest company, or are these projections too ambitious?

Disclaimer: This post and the accompanying video are for informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute investment or financial advice. The statements and projections discussed are attributed to Aliko Dangote and should not be interpreted as guaranteed future results. Please conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment decision.